The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-11-11
when Baby was sick. We gave her Castoris,
When she waA Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gsvs them Castoris


attempting to murder ex-Mayor Seeor,
If Racine, by means of a dynamite
bomb, resulted on Saturday in his con.
viotion. On Monday he was sentenced
to ten years in state prison. Within
half an hour after being taken back to
Jail it was found he had taken poison.
"A physician was Immediately sent for,
and Jambor's design OF ending his life
WIS frustrated. He had written letter
to his wife, in which he stated that he
was an innocent man, and that he could
not 60 to prison because his life
would be blighted.
Ihave not used all Of one bottle yet.
d suffered from catarrh for twelve years.
experiencing the nauseating dropping in
see throat peculiar to that disease, and
nsse bleed almost daily. I tried various
remedies without benefit until last April,
when l saw Ely's Cream Balm advertised
ia the Boston Budget. procured bot
de, and since the first days use have
lad no more pleading; the soreness is
entirely gone.-D. q. Davidson, with
the Boston Bua1es, form erly with Boston
Jsss1sk.
The Christmas number OF 2oibner,s
Magazine will contain double the usual
number of illustrations, every one of
which has been made from . drawing
by some well-knoun and expert artist.
A few of those represented are Will II.
Low, William Hole, A. R. s. A., R.
Swain Clifford, Howard Pyle, E. H.
Blashfield, ]. w. Alexander, George Eos
ter Barnes, F. Hopkinson Smith and F.
s. Church. The price will remain the
same "a usual-25 cents.
The concert at Kimball Opera House
on Thursday evening of last week, for
the benefit of the organ fund of St.
James church, was a grand success in
every sense of the word. Between 400
and 500 were present, and the net re-
ceipts of the evening amounted to $95.
The numbers on the programme were
well rendered by Miss Maggie Beck, of
Racine !; Mrs. B. La Marsh, Miss Clara
Messier, Mr.. Robert English, of Chicago;
and Messrs. H. Marden, H. Kupfer, A.
Weiskopf and w. s. McDermott. Every
number was loudly encored, and the
applause was unlimited. The concert
was one OF the most enjoyable given in
this city for long time. Mrs. J. T.
Winship, Of Racine, and Mrs. w. S. Nc
Dermott presided at the piano.
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Exceptionally clean. prevents dandruf, a
perfect dressing.
Mr.. VIM. Portwine dropped dead on
Sunday evening, of heart disease. Dur
ingsthe afternoon he had been in his
usual health and had attended Sunday
school at the M. e. church with his
children. On returning home he spent
an hour in his yard, talking with a
,neighbor and playing with his children.
After supper he went out and closed the
blinds, came in, got his paper and sat
down to read. After q short time he
got up and walked to the sitting room,
where he fell down. His wife, thinking
he was playing with the children, paid
no attention to him for few minutes,
but noticing that he did not stir she
shook him by the arm and called him.
On raising his head she was Mortified to
find that he had the appearance of be-
ing dead. The neighbors were immedi-
ately notified and Drs. Weiskopf and
Rohr were soon in attendance, but medi-
cal skill was of no avail. Deceased was
an honest, sober Industrious man, and
had the respect Of all who knew him.
He had resided in this city the past four
teen years, most Of which time he
worked for Messrs. B. Eichelman and
Peter Grosch. They speak very highly
of him. His age was 38 years. He
leaves q wife and six children-five
girls and one boy. They have the sym.
pathy of the community in their be
reavement. His life was insured in the
Odd Fellows Mutual for $1,000. His
funeral services were held on Tuesday
afternoon at the M. E. church, and were
attended by the M embers of the two
lodges OF I. O. o. F. and large circle o.
friends.